Union Chief Raps Views of Big Steel
CIO United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald defended the union against Clifford Hood of U S Steel claiming the union seeks a nationwide strike to be avoided. Hood warned of a threatened strike as U S Steel banks furnaces ahead of a midnight deadline.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Clifford Hood
U. S. Steel Corp
Big Steel
Hood
McDonald
Mr. Hood
U.S. Steel
CIO United
Forecast 380 Traffic Deaths Over Weekend
The National Safety Council forecast 380 traffic deaths over the July 4 weekend from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday. More than 40 million cars will be on the move, raising travel hazard. Safety tips include slower speeds, allowing extra time, staying alert, no rushing, passing singly, and avoiding fatigue.
Mansfield Urges Congressional Watchdog for CIA
Senator Mansfield notes Hoover Commission criticism of the secret intelligence network and urges a special congressional committee to oversee CIA operations. CIA Director Dulles declines comment as the 48 page Hoover report finds no support for communist infiltration but cites ongoing investigations and recommends periodic checks.
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Washington
Mansfield
D-Mont
Hoover Commission
Congressional Committee
Congressional
Senate House Atomic Energy
CIA
Allen W. Dulles
Hoover Group
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Dulles
Red
Girl, 3, Fatally Hurt In Vinton Traffic Accident
Barbara Bramow, age three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Bramow, died after running into the path of a car driven by Fred Forsyth a retired farmer and neighbor near the Bramow home in Vinton Iowa.
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Vinton
Lowa
Barbara Bramow
Edward Bramow
Fred Forsyth
Dulles Critiqued by Clark Commission on CIA Shortfalls
The Clark Commission report finds the CIA under Allen W. Dulles lacks a broad view due to overreach into day to day work and calls for changes to improve intelligence behind the Iron Curtain. It praises Hoover and the FBI as a model organization while urging reforms at the CIA.
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CIA
Clark
Dulles
Air Force asserts B52 and fighters lead world power
The Defense Department report states the B52 is the best bomber in the world and fighters can relocate globally. It notes an expanded 137 wing plan, upcoming Boeing B52 entry, and F100 squadron activation with ongoing research yielding better fighters and missiles. Senator Jackson presses Defense on Russian air power.
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Washington
Air Force
Defense Department
Wilson
Harold Talbott
Russia
Pentagon
Three Firms Join Quota Busters in St Olaf Hospital Drive
Griffin Pharmacy Park Service Station and Usem Chevrolet Co joined the Quota Busters in the St Olaf Hospital Building Fund campaign. An Usem employee pledged 1254 dollars under the Buck a Month plan, with memorial unit options in the new hospital wing. Campaign heads urge a final push and reports by Thursday night as volunteer solicitors finish assignments by June 30.
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Austin
St. Olaf Hospital
Griffin Pharmacy
Park Service Station
Usem Chevrolet Co
Usem Chevrolet
G. Usem
Army of Volunteers
Park Dougherty
Three Shoppers Die in Springfield Fireworks Blast
A fireworks display inside a Springfield retail store exploded destroying the one story building. Three shoppers Mrs. Margaret Click 56 and sisters Mary Williams 11 and Linda Kay Williams 7 died in a restroom. An employee and fourteen others escaped unharmed. Mayor Turner scheduled a council meeting to consider banning fireworks sales. Co owner Clarence Wheeler put damage at 275000 dollars.
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Springfield
Margaret Click
Mary Williams
Linda Kay Williams
Warren Turner
Clarence Wheeler
Alfalfa Plant Building Destroyed by Fire
Fire late Tuesday night destroyed a mill room building at the Rural De hydrators alfalfa plant near Bird Island Minnesota. Owner Jerry Strottman Prinsburg estimated losses over 100000. One person injured Clarence Hagstrom editor of the Bird Island Union fell through a scorched roof and broke two ribs but was not hospitalized.
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Bird Island
Minn
Jerry Strottman
Prinsburg
Bird Island Union
Clarence Hagstrom
Tax Office in City to Stay in Austin Area
The Austin federal income tax office will be retained while the IRS plans to close 29 part time offices in Minnesota. Closings include Albert Lea September 1 and several July 1 dates for towns such as Blue Earth Faribault Owaton na Waseca Preston. Retained offices cover Bemidji Brainerd Crookston Duluth Fergus Falls Hibbing Mankato Marshall Minneapolis Moorhead Rochester St. Cloud St. Paul Willmar Winona Worthington.
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Austin
Internal Revenue Service
Minnesota
Associated Press
Albert Lea
Blue Earth
Faribault
Owatonna
Waseca
Preston
Bemidji
Brainerd
Crookston
Duluth
Fergus Falls
Hibbing
Mankato
Marshall
Minneapolis
Moorhead
Rochester
St. Cloud
St. Paul
Willmar
Winona
Worthington
Eisenhower Links Plane Shootdown to Local Issue
President Eisenhower said the Russian shooting down of a U S Navy plane was a local occurrence, not a policy shift, while criticizing Congress for stalled proposals. He noted Soviet regret over the incident and discussed Geneva talks, Lyndon Johnson’s congressional critique, and hints about a possible second term.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Dulles
United States
Geneva
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Feisenhower
New England
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Adams
Teaser Rain Nips Austin Pastures With Light Show
A .6 inch rain cooled Austin on Tuesday while pastures show signs of dryness and field work slows. City water use reached 4.3 million gallons as showers and warm spells linger with a forecast of intermittent showers into Thursday. In Iowa, storms delivered moisture with some spots over an inch and a half as the weather system moved eastward.
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Austin
Austin Pool
Iowa
Two Marine pilots drift in Pacific as search continues
A Marine helicopter crash leaves two pilots missing after 72 hours at sea while three other crewmembers were rescued. Navy and allied forces sweep a 20 000 square mile area with planes and ships as radio contact with the rafted pilots remains feeble.
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Tokyo
Pacific
Alan M. McAneny
Yonkers
N.Y
Navy
Robert Eugene Suedes
Robert W. Suedes
Eathan
Kyle Wayne Follett
Harrison A. Follett
Fairview
Utah
James W. Huskinson
Emor J. Huskinson
Osage
Wyo
Air Force
U.S. Navy
David Winton Bell
Charles H. Bell
General Mills Corp
H. P. Montague Jr
Jackson
Miss
Bell
McAneny
Bradley C. Barnard
The
Rome
Feg
Ruth Marie Peterson wins regional dairy princess title
Mower County dairy princess Ruth Marie Peterson won the regional contest and will advance to the State Fair. Attendants Joyce Rupkalvis and Sara Jean Ness placed second and third. Parents and supporters praised the win as excitement ran high after a suspenseful judging day in Rochester.
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Ruth Marie Peterson
Rochester
Mower County
Milky Way
Bryan Rossi
Carl Peterson
Ruth
Eleanor Maley
Eleanor
Princess Kay
The
Joyce Rupkalvis
Wabasha County
Sara Jean Ness
Olmsted County
Harlow Sayles
Sayles
Peterson
Petersons
Mrs. Peterson
Molotov Enjoys U S Tour Despite Chicago Boos
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov completed a transcontinental train trip to San Francisco and back, traveling with AP reporter Francis W. Carpenter. He received warm receptions, toured the United States, and planned a return visit, savoring mountain trout and American hospitality while noting mixed reactions in Chicago and other cities.
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Molotov
Soviet Union
Francis W. Carpenter
United Nations
N.Y
V. M. Molotov
United States
San Francisco
Dulles
Cheyenne
Wyo
Moscow
Towa
Iowa
Chicago
Omaha
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U. S
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Associated Press News
Allen W
Centra
Mark Clark
U.S
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Allen Dulles
Alfalfa
Sir Walter Raleigh
Queen’s College Officers Training Corps
Dundee
Scotland
London
ED Creagh
Johnson
Ike
Weather Bureau
Copter
Ruth Marie
By Dave Owen
Mr. Peterson
Lion of the Hour
America
George B. Reid
San Jose
Calif
Union Pacific
Kremlin
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